Services
We handle bathroom renovations across Surrey, taking you from rough-in right through to final fixture hookup.
Our licensed tradespeople sort out valve placement, drain alignment, and DWV updates to meet the BC Plumbing Code.
Whether you’re planning a custom tile shower or tracking down a leaky cartridge, the small details matter, and a few of them often get missed before the tile goes up.
Licensed Surrey Bathroom Plumbers
At Peace Arch Plumbing & Heating, our licensed plumbers handle your bathroom renovation with code-compliant installs, so your project meets every local standard from rough-in through to the final fixture hookup. We work in a way that respects your remodel, keeping things on track and saving you from reopened walls or avoidable fixes down the line.
Custom Tile Shower Solutions
A tidy tile shower starts with the plumbing behind the wall. At Peace Arch Plumbing and Heating Inc, our custom tile shower work meets BC codes:
- Valves and drains set in the right spot
- Waterproofing lined up with your tilework
- Correct slope so water drains where it should
- Journeyman-grade materials built to outlast water heaters, routine drain cleaning and pipe repair
Leaky Faucet Repair Issues
Is your faucet still dripping even when the handle’s shut tight? Nine times out of ten, it’s down to worn cartridge seats, frayed O-rings, or mineral buildup stopping a proper seal. For homes across Surrey and White Rock, our leaky faucet repair covers:
- Shutoff and pressure checks
- Component diagnosis
- Code-compliant re-sealing
Drain cleaning, pipe and toilet repair, plus water-saving emergency callouts
Complete Bathroom Plumbing Overhauls
Sometimes a dripping cartridge is just the start, and what you really need is a full tear-out and rebuild of your bathroom’s plumbing. Our bathroom plumbing overhauls cover drain, waste, and vent work, water lines, and fixture rough-ins, all of which meet BC Plumbing Code requirements. Surrey homeowners rely on us for solid plumbing work you can count on.
Trusted Since 2012
We’ve been Surrey’s go-to bathroom renovation plumbers since 2012, and that staying power isn’t luck. Solid workmanship, dependable service, and code-compliant installations have earned us the trust of homeowners throughout the Lower Mainland. Whether you need your water heater tied in or 24/7 emergency help mid-reno, we bring the trade know-how your neighbours rely on year after year.
Book Your Free Estimate
Thinking about a bathroom reno? The earlier you get in touch, the more time we have to help you work out a layout that looks great and holds up for the long haul.
Homeowners in Surrey, White Rock, and across the Lower Mainland count on Peace Arch Plumbing & Heating for straightforward, upfront pricing after we’ve properly assessed the site, so the work goes smoothly from quote to completion. We’ll help you sort out code-compliant rough-ins and fixture placement for en-suites and main bathrooms, and since our trucks show up fully stocked with parts for most repairs, things keep moving along once we’ve nailed down the scope.
We Service All Surrey Neighbourhoods
We cover every Surrey neighbourhood for expert bathroom renovation plumbing, from Crescent Beach and Morgan Creek to Grandview Heights, with code-compliant rough-ins and finished work that lasts. Our team at Peace Arch Plumbing & Heating also works the White Rock–Surrey border, including West Beach and East Beach, where we help coordinate coastal remodels. We take care of full drain/waste/vent work, water line upgrades, and quality cleaning and pipe repair for burst pipes, planning the route sensibly so your project stays on schedule with clean, efficient access from the start.
Questions Often Asked
In most cases, yes, the City of Surrey requires a plumbing permit any time you move fixtures, alter drain lines, or change supply runs, and a separate building permit if your reno changes the structure of the bathroom. Cosmetic upgrades, such as a new vanity or toilet in the same location, usually don't trigger one. We handle the plumbing permit side directly and coordinate with your contractor or designer on the broader building permit so the project keeps moving forward smoothly.
Plumbing's usually the biggest expense, particularly if we're shifting fixtures, opening up tiled walls, or swapping out old galvanized lines. Here in Surrey and White Rock, code-compliant DWV work and permits rack up quickly for you as a homeowner.
Not always, but if your home was built before the 1960s or still has galvanized supply lines, it's worth assessing during a renovation while the walls are open. We check pipe condition, water pressure, and signs of corrosion as part of our rough-in inspection. If re-piping makes sense, doing it during your reno is far cheaper than tearing out new tilework later to fix a hidden leak.